Santa Barbara Woman Debra Reynoso Fatally Struck on Highway 101 [Santa Barbara, CA]

Santa Barbara, CA (April 6, 2022) – On Tuesday, 57-year-old Santa Barbara woman, Debra Reynoso, sustained fatal injuries in a Highway 101 accident.

The CHP received the fatal incident report minutes before midnight and immediately responded to the scene near Castillo Street.

However, the paramedics declared Reynoso dead at the scene at 12:05 a.m.

According to the investigators, a 2001 Buick Le Sabre struck the victim as she crossed the lanes of the freeway. The involved driver called 911 and cooperated with the officers’ investigation. Officers said she did not sustain injuries and they do not suspect her of DUI.

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During this painful time, we would like to send our sincere sympathies to the bereaved of Debra Reynoso. May you find comfort during this difficult time.

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Female Pedestrian Dies in Collision

Assigning blame is usually one of the last things you would consider doing in case a fatal collision happens.

The bereaved of Debra Reynoso must be aware that they have the authority to file a wrongful death suit which can be the first step towards closure.

“Our goal is to safeguard the legal rights of families in the wake of catastrophic accidents. Although nothing can bring back those dearly departed, we strive to secure the future of our clients, protecting them from further losses,” explains Mark Sweet of Sweet Lawyers.

Sweet Lawyers consist of a compassionate legal team that aids families in the most delicate moments. Moreover, our law group is well-versed in the legal justice system and has no problem overcoming challenges. Our firm buckles down when it comes to our clients’ futures and well-being. If you are facing a wrongful death case, call (800) 674 7852. We encourage you to rest and rehabilitate, while we determine the ideal approach to getting you the restitution you deserve. The financial toll the loss of a loved one has brought will be covered with us. If you’re interested, call our wrongful death attorneys today.